2. • The elements of art are a commonly used
group of aspects of a work of art used in
teaching and analysis, in combination with
the principles of art, objects placed at a
distances are rendered with less details,
clarity, and intensity than the closer ones.
3. • Three-dimensional space work is created
with the help of shading, which gives it a
feeling of depth. Space can also be
created by overlapping objects
4. • Texture
• The texture is the quality of a surface or
the way any work of art is represented.
5. • Lines and shading can be used to create
different textures as well.
6. • For example, if one is portraying certain
fabrics, one needs to give the feeling of
the right texture so that it closely
resembles what the artist is trying to
convey.
7. • It can be implied or real. What you can feel
with your sense of touch.
8. • Form
• Form may be created by the forming of
two or more shapes or as three-
dimensional shape (cube, pyramid,
sphere, cylinder, etc.).
9. • It may be enhanced by tone, texture and
color.
10. • Form is considered three-dimensional
showing height, width and depth.
11. • Examples of these are sculpture, theatre
play and figurines.
12. • Space
• Space is the area provided for a particular
purpose. Space includes the background,
foreground and middle ground.
13. • Space refers to the distances or areas
around, between or within components of
a piece.
14. • There are two types of space: positive and
negative space. Positive space refers to
the space of a shape representing the
subject matter.
15. • Negative space refers to the space around
and between the subject matter.
16. • Space is also defined as the distance
between identifiable points or planes in a
work of art.
